• Robert Maplethorpe

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    Why Do Women’s Music Memoirs Sell So Erratically?
    Henry Carrigan Posted On April 7, 2016


    In September, I wrote a feature for Publishers Weekly discussing many new memoirs — many written by women, and some which are just now being released.  Carly Simon’s Boys in the Trees (Flatiron Books 2015) has sold over 77,000 copies — a […]


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    Patti Smith Takes Us on a Journey Through Her Creative Life with “M Train”
    Henry Carrigan Posted On July 18, 2015


    Five years ago, in her dreamy, hardened, vulnerable, and steely nostalgic way, Patti Smith told us the story of her life with Robert Mapplethorpe in Just Kids (Ecco). In 1967, the 21-year-old singer-songwriter was determined to make art her life […]


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